September 26. 1908 



HORTI CULTURE 



413 



TO ALL USERS OF 



Hardy Ferns and Galax 



( )VVING to unfortunate experience in handling the usual brand of storage ferns and galax we have arranged to 

 handle these specialties direct and store in large quantities and under improved proo sses. We have 

 already stored several millions of selected ferns and are now prepared to contract for delivery during the coming 

 season of Best Quality Hardy Ferns, Fancy and Dagger, and Galax Leaves of Highest Grade, Bronze 

 and Green, at Bed Rock Prices According to Quantity Taken. Write to us before ordering elsewhere and 

 we think we can interest you in our proposition 



Largest Shippers of Florist Supplies in New England 



84 Hawley Street, Boston, Mass. I 



n. f, McCarthy & co, 





MORRIS COUNTY GARDENERS' 

 AND FLORISTS' CLUB. 



The Morris County Gardeners' and 

 Florists' Club resumed business at the 

 old stand, after the usual summer va- 

 cation, on Sept. 9th. President Her- 

 bert occupied the chair, and about :15 

 members were present. Mr. Herbert 

 was requested to tell of his impressions 

 of "Abroad." He responded with a 

 very interesting discourse, and amus- 

 ing anecdotes of his travels. Flower 

 show discussion was in order and ways 

 and means were fully thrashed out. 

 Prospects for a good show look bright, 

 but as yet we cannot put our finger on 

 who goes in this class or that; every- 

 body is watching and waiting. We looic 

 lor quite some outside competition, as 

 there have been many requests for 

 schedules. This is just what we want. 

 We should like to fill the hall with ex- 

 hibits and treat our patrons to a good 

 show, and let the best man win the 

 prize. The class for 100 blooms of 

 carnations in four varieties. $25.00 one 

 prize, and the Foote prize, open to all, 

 ought to bring us somebody from afar 

 off. E. R. 



JOSEPH HEACOCK GO. 



WYNCOTE. PA. 



Growers of 



ARECA LUTESCENS, COCOS WED- 



DELLIANA, KENTIA BELMOREANA 



and KENTIA FORSTERIANA. 



MONTREAL HORTICULTURAL SO- 

 CIETY. 



The Montreal Horticultural Society 

 (Can.) held its flower show at Lyric 

 Hall, September 11, with larger and 

 more artistic displays than ever before. 

 President R. Wilson Smith addressed 

 the gathering, stating that the society 

 was the third oldest of its kind in the 

 world. The principal prize-winners 

 were: 



F. C. Smith, gardener to Sir William Van 

 Home: W. J. Wiltshire, gardener to Mr. R. 



B. Angus: G. Vrengde, gardener to Mr. C. 

 M. Hays: G. Trassell, gardener to Mrs. J. 

 H. R. Molson; R. Burrows, gardener to Mr. 

 R. B. Angus; Mrs. Edgar Johnstone; E. J. 

 Haywood, gardener to Mr. J. BreeUy, Chau- 

 diere Mills; J. Luck, gardener to Mr. R. B. 

 Gordon. Cote des Neiges; E. J. Hayward; 



C. A. Smith, gardener to Miss Dawes. La- 

 ehine; R. W. Shepherd. Como; K. Jack and 

 Sons; Ignaee Morrand, Notre Dame Col- 

 lege; T. Pewtress; T. W. Burdon; F. S. 

 Watson. Lachine; John Stewart, West- 

 mount; T. J. Church, Machine; A. II. Cooke, 

 Outremont; J. Bate, St. Lambert; Heorge 

 Bate; W. H. Scharf, Chateaugua; Hall and 

 Robinson; Mr. Gamble, gardener to Mr. W. 

 Currie, Lower Lachine Komi 



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Osmunda roots. 



Our importation has arrived In Perfect Condition 



C. Qigas Sanderiana, C. Percivaiiana, 



C. Qaskelllana, C. Mossiae. 



Fxpect C. Mendelli shortly. 



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IMPORTED ORCHIDS 



Arrived in Superb Condition 



Vanda coerules, Cattleva Trianae, 



Cattleya gigas Sanderiana, Cattleya 



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COLLECE POINT, NEW YORK 



Fresh shipments arrived in superb condition 

 Cattleya gigas (True Hardyana type). 

 Cattleya Schrcederse C. Triana?, C Triana? To- 

 paylan var . L.ilia liigbyana. Oncidium 

 Kramerianum, fliltonla Vexillaria, iVnstt 

 ria elata (Dove orchid) and Odontoglossum 

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O R C H I r> s 



Our latest importations have been, Cattleya Chrys- 

 otoxa, Cattleya Gaskelliana, Cattleya Gigas, 

 (Hardyana district), Phalaenopsis Amabilis Schil- 

 leriana and others. We will receive in a short 

 time, Cattleya Dowiana, Miltonia Vexillaria and 

 others. 



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